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Most read articles on eeNews Europe in June
Most read articles on eeNews Europe in June
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June saw the return of the Embedded World show in Nuremberg, Germany, after two years of the pandemic. The world…
Embedded World rallies for 20th anniversary show
Embedded World rallies for 20th anniversary show
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More than 720 exhibitors from 39 countries gathered in Nuremberg last week for Embedded World, celebrating its 20th anniversary. Covid-19…
Renesas, TI square up over Bluetooth LE
Renesas, TI square up over Bluetooth LE
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Renesas Electronics and Texas Instruments (TI) have both launched Bluetooth wireless microcontrollers for the Internet of Things (IoT) and wearable…
New NXP real-time processors pave the way to software-defined vehicle
New NXP real-time processors pave the way to software-defined vehicle
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NXP has added two new processor variants to its S32 automotive platform. The S32Z and S32E processor families are designed…

Achieving ISO/SAE21434 cyber security using Secure Flash
Achieving ISO/SAE21434 cyber security using Secure Flash
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Modern cars today contain dozens of computerized modules executing billions of instructions every second. These modules perform diverse tasks from monitoring tire pressure, controlling suspension and steering, applying and monitoring…
Automotive industry driving down acceptable chip defect levels, observes Sondrel
Automotive industry driving down acceptable chip defect levels, observes Sondrel
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The automotive industry, with its extremely high requirements on reliability and longevity, is having a major impact on the semiconductor industry, notes British semiconductor company Sondrel. The company, which develops…
Most-read articles in May on eeNews Analog
Most-read articles in May on eeNews Analog
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The most-read articles on eeNews Analog in the month of May ranged from an Apple law suit to discussion of wafer fab locations, to the politics of ARM to the…
GaN FET boost for rugged medical design
GaN FET boost for rugged medical design
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Nayuta Power Energy in Japan is using gallium ntride (GaN) power transistors to boost the performance of its medical systems. The LEMURIA ME3000 (above) uses 650V GaN FETs in the…
The drivers behind Intel’s Scottish software deal
The drivers behind Intel’s Scottish software deal
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Intel is to buy Scottish compiler developer Codeplay Software in a move to open up its software stack for high performance computing, RISC-V and FPGAs. The deal aims to boost…
Most read articles in May on eeNews Europe
Most read articles in May on eeNews Europe
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The top article on eeNews Europe covered a wide range of topics, from boards to chips to the war in Ukraine. The most popular article was the imminent launch of…
Supply chain frustration: How to navigate roadblocks and stay on track
Supply chain frustration: How to navigate roadblocks and stay on track
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Today, supply chain resilience is a critical qualification for doing business, both in managing internal procurement, inventory, production and delivery systems, and in choosing reliable business partners and suppliers.
Durham helps Rockport Networks take on Nvidia
Durham helps Rockport Networks take on Nvidia
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Researchers at Durham University in the UK are helping US startup Rockport Networks take on the giant of high performance computing networking, Nvidia. “What we do is perform huge simulations…
What can ASICs do for the smart cities of the future?
What can ASICs do for the smart cities of the future?
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Smart sensors and advances in IoT technology enable smart cities to manage assets, resources and services efficiently.
Victim-blaming for vampire devices is no way to energy efficiency 
Victim-blaming for vampire devices is no way to energy efficiency 
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UK energy supplier British Gas hit the headline last week with a report that focused on ‘vampire devices’ that consume power while plugged-in but on standby. This was a way…
Most read articles on eeNews Europe in April
Most read articles on eeNews Europe in April
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The march to 2nm process technology continues, with our update from TSMC showing that the technology is running to schedule if not slightly ahead. Early, or risk, production will…
Learning to live with supply chain stress
Learning to live with supply chain stress
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The chip shortage is not going away any time soon, say industry observers on the even of World Supply Chain Day. While there have been billions of dollars announced for…
Ten tips to counter supply chain challenges in 2022
Ten tips to counter supply chain challenges in 2022
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To recognise World Supply Chain Day on 21 April, engineers at UKembedded design house ByteSnap engineers identified some tips to help keep design projects on track and minimise the effects…
Most read articles in March
Most read articles in March
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Nexperia took a big step in March, moving from its established business of discrete logic and transistors to power management ICs. A new design centre in Dallas, its first…
Siemens converts Warsaw office for Ukraine refugees
Siemens converts Warsaw office for Ukraine refugees
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Siemens is converting part of its offices in Warsaw. Poland, into a refugee shelter for around 150 people fleeing the war in Ukraine. The company and staff have raised over…
Top ten articles on eeNews Analog in February 2022
Top ten articles on eeNews Analog in February 2022
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Below are the top ten articles in February 2022 by readership on eenewsanalog.com In case you missed any of these here they are in reverse order: 10 Arm’s China…
Ukraine war hits European automotive industry
Ukraine war hits European automotive industry
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The shock waves of the Russian invasion of Ukraine are also hitting the car industry - in several places: Production facilities are no longer accessible, the supply of components is…
Battle for the fastest phone charger
Battle for the fastest phone charger
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Phone makers are going head to head at Mobile World Congress this week over charging times. Realme is using gallium nitride power chips from Navitas to support charging to 50%…
Top articles in February on eeNews Europe
Top articles in February on eeNews Europe
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The news in Europe has of course been overshadowed by the war in Ukraine this week, with sanctions set to hit chip makers and space projects. But over the last…
Raspberry Pi celebrates 10 years
Raspberry Pi celebrates 10 years
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Raspberry Pi is ten years old today. The first commercial orders were taken on February 29th 2012, although they only shipped eight months later, the first of over 45m boards.
ISSCC 2022 highlights
ISSCC 2022 highlights
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Microelectronic research at EU universities and research institutes rank amongst the top worldwide and Europe plays an essential role in the global microelectronics supply chain, with EU companies supplying all…
Behind the new PICMG box PC standard
Behind the new PICMG box PC standard
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A new standard is being proposed by the PICMG group for box PCs. Nick Flaherty talks to Mathias Beer, Chief Product Officer (CPO) at Ci4Rail GmbH in Nürnberg about the…
Industry celebrates International Battery Day
Industry celebrates International Battery Day
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International Battery Day is celebrated every year on February 18, the birthday of Italian physicist Alessandro Volta, who introduced the first battery in 1801. The first cells were rudimentary, with…
The dark side of variable speed drives
The dark side of variable speed drives
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Although variable speed drives can reduce energy consumption by as much as 60 per cent, they create harmonic currents that need to be addressed.


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